BattleSchool
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Bicycles are represented by 5/8" white counters, but are considered SW. (But unlike a possessed US 75mm RCL, for example, a bicycle automatically loses concealment per Case H of the Concealment Table.)
1a. HIP excepted, is there an effective way to conceal a bicycle from view, i.e. without giving the game away due to the obvious presence of a white counter beneath the 5/8" concealment counter?
1b. How about on VASL?
2. With reference to the last sentence of A12.2, do we need Dummy bicycle counters (E4.22)?
1a. HIP excepted, is there an effective way to conceal a bicycle from view, i.e. without giving the game away due to the obvious presence of a white counter beneath the 5/8" concealment counter?
1b. How about on VASL?
2. With reference to the last sentence of A12.2, do we need Dummy bicycle counters (E4.22)?
D15.8 BICYCLES: Bicycles are represented by cycle counters, but are considered SW—not vehicles.
A12.2 CONCEALED ⅝" COUNTERS: The rules of concealment apply equally to vehicles (and their PRC), Cavalry, horses, bicycles, and non-Emplaced Guns except that such concealment is lost immediately (regardless of range) whenever the unit is in the LOS of a Good Order enemy ground unit and not in Concealment Terrain (Case H of the Concealment Table), and is lost immediately if the unit moves (or is in Motion) in any way within 16 hexes and in the LOS of a Good Order enemy ground unit—even to change its CA within the same hex, regardless of the terrain it occupies (Cases B and D)... If a Gun, vehicle, Cavalry, horse, or bicycle (or SW) counter loses its hidden/concealed status (regardless of range) so does its manning Infantry or PRC, and vice versa....When a scenario OB gives a side a number of ½-inch "?" counters, the player may choose some/all ⅝-inch "?" counters instead.